Tom Long Sent Back to Southern League Club
Long, once an outfielder and utility man for the Washington club, was released to the Atlanta club in the Southern League for 1913. He starred for Mobile last season under an option Washington could recall, and Billy Smith rates him highly as a minor leaguer. Long comes from Gadsden, Alabama, and has a fast, hitting, fair-fielding profile but a weak throwing arm.
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Smith
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Detroit
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Chicago
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Callahan
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Ed Walsh
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Detroit Dispatch
David
Michigan
Dispatch
Igera
Mr. Navin
Sam
Juarez Winner Leads Long-Shot Card at El Paso Race
In El Paso on a pleasant January afternoon, long shots and favorites split the card. Goma from Col. W. B. Applegate’s stable won the 23 year dash, with Dave Montgomery taking the fifth race at 40 to 1 and Just Red taking the fourth. Henry upset at 20 to 1 in the finale, Mycena narrowly beaten by a nose.
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Washington Post
el Paso
Tex
Jharlez
Goma
Col. W. B. Applegate
Dash
Stelle Ward
Irigh Ann
Ursula Emma
Just Red
Dave Montgomery
Tim Judge
Hanly
Mycena
Thres Furlopss
Ooma
Stella Ward
Sven
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Horan
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Russell McGill
Doctor Dougherty
Dutch Rock
Racing Entries at Juarez Show Wide Field of Colts and Sires
Racing program from Juarez lists six races with 3 furlongs to 1 mile events. Notable entrants include Korshage Benedict Sir Harry Descendant Bredwell Kingwart Bobby Cook Ramsy Mazurka Lady Macy Parlor Boy Pearl Eva White Oscruo and more across 3 and 6 furlong sprints plus a 1 mile selling race.
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Korshage
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Pew
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JL Mengencae
Sir Harry
Meshaire
Debutante
Jolly Tar
King Earl
Free Will
Sadie Shapiro
Haden
Bredwell
Aeonate
Descendent
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Foy
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Ogeuro
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Gold Point
Mazurka
Big Pevos
Gelico
Sam
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Acumen
Orhed Led
Feather Dexter
Igh
Princess Industry
Rotev
Bounte
Sard
Eyewhite
Lescar
Virginia Quint Tops Hampden-Sydney 35 to 4 in Charlottesville
Virginia defeated Hampden-Sydney 35 to 4 at Fayerweather Gymnasium. Virginia started strong, led 37 to 0 at halftime, then substituted the entire lineup with limited scoring. Key players included Rixey, Campbell, Churchman, and Corke for Hampden-Sydney, while Gill and Stickley led Virginia’s scoring efforts.
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Hampden-Sydney College
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Lannigan
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Rixey
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Churchman
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Hampden Sidney
Pendleton Aiden
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Lyman
Gill
Stickley
Toad
Core
Foule
McClung
Eteree
Lennigan
St Patrick's Five Defeat Gonzaga In Tight 12 to 8
St Patrick's High School beat Gonzaga 12 to 8 in a fast basketball game. Key players for St Patrick's were Muit and McKenna, while Capt Mestangil starred for Gonzaga. Referee was Mr O Raly, timekeeper Thomes Costello, game at St Patrick's High School with 26 minute halves.
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St. Patrick's High
Muit
McKenna
Capt
Mestangil
St. Patrick’s
Feastions
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Marsden
Mortangle
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Sallivan
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O'Raly
Tinekeeper
Thomes Costello
St. Patrick’s “High School
SgarercMre
Neltzey
Hueston Wins With Cue In Exhibition Billiards Match
Thomas Hueston, a renowned three cushion player, defeated local expert Ed Hickey in a 50 point exhibition at Royal Bliard Parlor last night. Hueston demonstrated deep technique and plans to face former world champion Frank Sherman in a 10 point exhibition tonight.
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Thomas Hueston
Ed Hickey
Royal Bliard
Hueston
Huesten
Frank Sherman
Johnson Arranges to Fight Al Palzer Before Paris Club
New York dispatch reports Jack Johnson agreeing to fight Al Palzer in Paris for the world championship on the eve of Grand Prix races. Palzer’s manager O'Rourke received Johnson's telegram accepting Lippe's terms in Paris. The contract guarantees a $9,000 minimum and six percent of gate receipts with the winner to receive the share.
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New York
Jack Johnson
al Palger
Paris
Fom O'Rourke
Palzer
Johnson
Chicago
al Lippe
Eastern Five Wins Upset Over Cathedral School
Eastern High defeated Cathedral School 38 to 26 in a regional scholastic basketball upset. Led by Bill McCaffrey, Eastern improved in teamwork and shooting, with H. Eakle and Hughes starring. Cathedral struggled early, Harris subbed by McLemore as the game progressed, and both teams exchanged leads before Eastern pulled away in the second half.
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Eastern High
Cathedral School
Cathedral
Army
Navy
Eastern
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Faure
Harris
Up &S
H. Bakle
Eakle
Hughes
Capitol Hill
McLemore
Hastern
White
Eakle Brothers
Lockwood
Wood
Cahill
Hartle
Page
Davidson
Schell
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C. Rakie
Davidegn
Mesars
Law
Beckett
Messia
Mr. Ireland
Messrs
Hanson
M. GC
Green
Wells to Fight Wartny Says English Paper
London reports that Bombardier Wells, the English heavyweight, agreed to fight Luther McCarty, the American heavyweight, in New York about mid February. Mentions pictures and transportation. wire service report.
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Wells
Wuarty
London
Sporting: Life
Bombardier ‘Wells
Lua
Luther McCarty
New York
Albright Top Mount St. Mary's In Close Mt. St. Marys Five Defeated
In Emmitsburg on January 17 Albright defeated Mount St. Marys 6 to 2 in a fast paced local game. Mountaineers despite being outweighed showed speed and passing, with a nip and tuck first half. Referee Mr Liddy Bucknell. Time halves 20 minutes.
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Albright
Mount St. Mary’s
Mountaineers
Mt St Mary's
Brilhart - Pownall
Baker Potteger Opis
Costello
Phillips
Malloy
Leary
Bowler
Brilhart
Pownall
Benter
St John's Five Defeats Washington College 86 to 10
St John's basketball team routed Washington College 86 to 10 in Annapolis. Clayton and Wilson starred with 14 and 11 points respectively as St John's dominated at both ends. Lineup included Clayton Wilson Thompson Mellon Welch Garrett Pitch Wilkinson Goeis. Referee Kraatz.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
St. John’s
Chestertown
Loyola
Eastern Shore
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Wilson
Thompson
Mellon
Welch
Garrett
Pitch
Wilkinson
Goeis
Pierson
Mr. Kraatz
Lafayette
Uroptre My
Kubl
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Local poloists crush Baltimore in intercity clash 7 to 1
Washington polo five dominated the intercity rubber last night, routing Baltimore 7 to 1. Ed Whiting Jr. starred with four goals, backed by Will Whiting, while Crowder and Frazier shone for Baltimore. Referee was Hough of Princeton. periods lasted 20 minutes.
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Baltimore
Ed Whiting
Pelo
Af Crowder
E. Whiting
Whiting
Will Whiting
Kookin
Page
Frazier
Crowder
Whiting, Sr
Ne & S
W. Whiting
W Whiting
Kerwin
Mr Hough
Princeton University
Eneh
Kearns Wins In Poor Bout Of Ten Rounds
The ten round fight between Soldier Kearns and Sailor White in New York Friday night degenerated into a wrestling style bout. Both wore five ounce gloves and repeatedly violated rules with clinches and floorwork. Kearns edged White by landing more blows in a rough, unsatisfactory contest. Edward Mijer, manager of the Hurlingham Polo Club, will sail for New York tomorrow to arrange polo matches for the International Cup.
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Jillson
Pinehurst
M. Eleanor Freeman
Dyker Meadow
Herbert J. Jillson
Bethlehem
N. H
Misa Freeman
R. M. Purvee
Woodland
Mass
Marshall Whitlach
Oakland Club
New York
Purvee
D. M. Parker
Garden City
Whitlack
George C. Dutton
Oakley
Soldier Kearna
Sailor White
Kearns
White
Lonten Jan
Edward Mijer
Hurlingham Bolo
Virginia Football Club Holds Evening Meeting in Madison Hall
The Virginia football club held its second meeting at Madison Hall in Charlottesville on January 17. Key attendees included Capt Warren Lee Dr William Randolph and R McMurdo from the class of 1880 and Fr Colston Blackford of Lynchburg. Dr William A Lambeth traced the university’s athletic history noting early gymnastics cricket and rugby developments and the River Boat Club’s role.
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Wiliam A. Lambeth
Virginna
Frechman
Washington and Lee
Sykes
Virginia
River Boat Club
Charles Steele
J. P. Morgan
de Courcey Thom
Baltimore
Dr. Lambeth
Virginia Gridiron
Addison
John Greenway
Penton
Fred Harper
Archie Hoxton
MacPope
Saunders
Taylor
Tutwiler
St. Anthony Hall
Baseball Men Set Record in Open Practice
Philadelphia January 17 warm weather has the University of Pennsylvania baseball hopefuls practicing outside at Franklin Field. Coach Roy Thomas pushed the squad through batting practice as temperatures reached 62 degrees by 3 p.m. the warmest January 17 on record locally.
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Hiladelphia
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Roy Thomas
Weather Bureau
Fight for A. A. U. titles in Cleveland boxing meet
Cleveland will host the Amateur Athletic Union boxing championships for seven midwestern states on January 31 and February 1 at the Cleveland Athletic Club. The strongest amateur boxers in the region are entered and medals will be awarded to top finishers in the high class competition.
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Ohio
Amateur Athletic Union
Cleveland Athletic Club
A. A. U. Medata
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